This wiki is for K-12 teachers in the TCH and DIAL programs at Marian University. This wiki along with course materials in Marian Online2 will help to enrich your experience online, as well as introduce you to the world of wikis and give you ideas for how educators can use wikis in the K-12 classroom.
The beauty of a wiki over a class webpage or a blog, is that it is collaborative and it can contain multimedia (links, pictures, video, audio, etc.).
This wikispace is set up so only certain pages can be edited by the public. Visit Help for K-12 Teachers to find out how you can get a FREE Wikispace Plus site that has no advertising with full privacy. There are also links to many examples and teacher-specific help.
See the Navigation section on the left pane to view pages that have been created. Click on Help at the top of the page for tutorials and step-by-step instructions.
Class Tip: Before reading information linked to the wiki, make note of Class Topics on the Navigation pane on the left side of the window. Some articles cover multiple topics relevant to our future discussions.
Note to Instructors:
If you would like editing privileges beyond the pages that are open for student editing, please contact me via my Contact page.
This wiki is for K-12 teachers in the TCH and DIAL programs at Marian University. This wiki along with course materials in Marian Online2 will help to enrich your experience online, as well as introduce you to the world of wikis and give you ideas for how educators can use wikis in the K-12 classroom.
The beauty of a wiki over a class webpage or a blog, is that it is collaborative and it can contain multimedia (links, pictures, video, audio, etc.).
This wikispace is set up so only certain pages can be edited by the public. Visit Help for K-12 Teachers to find out how you can get a FREE Wikispace Plus site that has no advertising with full privacy. There are also links to many examples and teacher-specific help.
See the Navigation section on the left pane to view pages that have been created. Click on Help at the top of the page for tutorials and step-by-step instructions.
Class Tip: Before reading information linked to the wiki, make note of Class Topics on the Navigation pane on the left side of the window. Some articles cover multiple topics relevant to our future discussions.
Note to Instructors:
If you would like editing privileges beyond the pages that are open for student editing, please contact me via my Contact page.